place in afghanistan , the cost of carrying cash in afghanistan should be reduced . from here to the border, the fare is 20 dollars. for example, from dokan or mahirod to afghanistan, kabul is 70 dollars. it's okay for us, for all the countries that are importing, but production in afghanistan makes no sense if we are going to have sustainable employment in agriculture. to create afghanistan, we must really look at these things paying attention to your conversation with mr. siadat , let's talk again, mr. siadat, in fact, we have very little time. in our borders, both in terms of success in the return of immigrants project and in terms of being able to really increase our share in this market and earn income and create jobs and benefits for our people, we must be much stronger and more coherent than what we have been doing so far. in the afghan market, let's act on your orders, my dear young man it was the fact that we worked, but we are far from the desired point, and most of this responsibility is on the shoulders of government friends, whether in the transition sec

in northern afghanistan, central afghanistan, eastern afghanistan, especially since the start of this year in the cities and urban areas. this shows our ability and capability. thirdly, the last three years have shown who has popular legitimacy in the country. the reason why we have been able to expand, without support from outside afghanistan, is we enjoyed the support of our people. from whatever ethnic or religious group they are, both men and women. they are lending us a hand. they are supporting us. because wing they know the current situation isn't in their interest. in a survivor -- surveyed by the united nations only 4% of the population expressed support, as for the taliban. -- 4% of the population expressed support for the taliban. in rural and urban afghanistan. this is why the taliban is unable to find our networks from january 2024 until now. we have had no casualties. this is driving the enemy into confusion. it is exhausting and frustrating them. we leaked a memo a few weeks ago that their intelligence units, one of them is showing concern. they are worried in a few pro

in 2019, afghanistan was the biggest recipient of us foreign aid. the united states is the world's largest giver in the world by far of foreign aid. in 2020, afghanistan was top recipient of us non-military aid, but what was the us after? humanitarian goals. or was it pursuing another goal? us reconstruction projects are basically in line with an old policy, foreign assistance. foreign assistance is a strategic tool along us military and diplomatic forces. if you look at our foreign assistance as a tool in our national security. portfolio as opposed to charity, then you combined our defense budget overall with our diplomatic budget and our foreign assistance budget. and in that mix, there's a lot more we should be doing. on the other hand, in order to use the natural resources of poor country, the us needs to enter that country as a charitable country. oftentimes not focused exclusively on poverty alleviation. in fact, it was used to try to forage political alliances and to try to buy access to a country's natural resources. the goal of accessing na

it can be called the silent killer of afghanistan. in 2017, over 26,0 people died due to air pollution in kabul, while in the same year, number of civilians killed in the afghan war was at 3,483 people. the international health effect institute released shocking figures in 2016, afghanistan had the highest death rate due to air pollution among countries in the world. whether. and security are very similar to one another, when both of them are good, they're completely invisible, but when they become critical, both bad weather and insecurity become visible. security was the first and foremost promise the us gave to the afghan people after occupying the country, but the figure show the situation is much worse than before, concerns. over lack of security among afghan citizens have tremendously increased. definitely afghan armed forces were the most important institutions that americans established in order to create security, but after the end of the reconstruction era, afghanistan was the worst country in the world in 2020 in term. terms

, but the contract was only a part of the soybean fund for afghanistan. after 2003, the american soybean association and the nei got bigger funds losed. total amounted to $34 million, but in 2014, the center for public integrity said the us soy being project in afghanistan was a complete failure. the center said the reasons for the failure of the project were adverse weather conditions in afghanistan and lack of the necessary infrastructure. and finally, a multi-million dollar project. project to cultivate soy beans in afghanistan seemed like a good idea four years ago, but an ig report obtained by the center for public integrity shows the project may have been doomed to fail from the getgo, but according to a report by the center for public integrity, the most important reason for the failure was soy bean had no room in the food culture of the afghan people. afghans don't like soy beans and very important to us, very important to us uh is... under utilization is the acceptability, is the food tasty? in this line, americans took various measures to make s

in fact, i am one of the people of afghanistan.you can see , on average, every person has been to iran once and in the markets of afghanistan. now, it doesn't matter if you are in kabul, herat, mazar-e-sharif, or there in the shop. if you visit them , you will definitely see an iranian product in their cages. however, since that time, that is, until now , even though iran is humble , iran's first trading partner is afghanistan, and it can be said that the taste of iran among afghans, especially in their border provinces, has become very similar to iran . iranian goods have gone to the farthest parts of afghanistan. he was gone. i was thinking to myself at that moment . i said it was morning. i said, i mean , i wanted to prepare an economic report. i said, i probably haven't come here anymore. we were eating breakfast . by the way, i saw the jam that is there. i saw that it is produced in iran, even in your kabul market in the shop. you are going a copy of an iranian product, even we have seen fake ones that were actually made in th

the export is to afghanistan. in 2019 , we exported 2 billion 300 million dollars from iran to afghanistan. in 1400, this figure will reach 1 billion 800 million dollars. from 1401 onwards , we are facing an increase, as you can see in the graph, in 1402, iran's export to afghanistan will be 1 billion 871 million dollars, and in 1403, but the forecasts are that this increase trend will continue. iran's exports to afghanistan should continue if it crosses 2 billion dollars , we have a report in this regard . because of necessity. we buy our factories and especially our market from iran, as the customs statistics show, iran's export to afghanistan in 2019 was more than 2 billion dollars. after the transfer of power in august 1400 in this country , we see a 20% decrease in iran's exports to afghanistan, but in the year in 1402, this amount of exports reached nearly 1 billion and 850 million dollars. a capacity that, of course. the eyes of many countries are on it, now they have stronger investors, they are taking thi

afghanistan is the poorest country in asia. in fact, it is the poorest country uh in the world, except for about five eight, depending how you measure it countries in africa. under such circumstances, it isn't surprising that the country has been ranked the first or second country with the highest rate of immigration during these years. us's construction project was apparently answer to the ruins in afghanistan and was meant to prove that the us has brought prosperity to any country its entered. based on an official report by sigar, the us spent 143 billion until 2021 for afghan reconstruction america. $143 billion dollar investment in afghan's reconstruction, yet living conditions in afghanistan continue to remain critical, so what happened to the whopping budget? the answer to the question has to do with the companies and contractors that have received the money from the us government. so we have to look into the matter a little to see what exactly john. supco, the special inspector of afghan reconstruction has faced. one of

, we can grow afghanistan's trade so much that we , the traders, import from afghanistan is a meaningful import. trade is one-way , we are ready to import up to 3 million dollars from afghanistan. we have no restrictions at all . we don't mind if you look at us . we want to buy it. first of all, we don't want to buy it. we can bring everything that is there, because that country itself needs mines, and now the discussion of mines has just started, that is, the discussion of mines in afghanistan and politics in afghanistan is just taking shape, not the americans, who were there, could use these mines. it means not having a special plan. see, in these 40 years , the aggressors who have been present in afghanistan did not have a coherent economic plan for afghanistan to implement. the biggest money laundering in history happened in afghanistan. mr. yazdani is responsible for it. now, since you are actually a reporter there , you follow afghanistan's economy closely. let's export, we can also import from afghanistan . now, it also means importing goods and services . it also means investing

afghanistan is the poorest country in asia. in fact, it is the poorest country uh in the world, except for about five eight, depending how you measure it, countries in africa. increasing it of those that are food insecure, as i said, we were already estimating 14 million, now we're up to 20 million with a drought. the biggest food problem in afghanistan is lack of protein. meat or dairy products do not exist sufficiently in this poor country. on the other hand, the poor afghan society, cannot buy american products, but in a long-term reconstruction plan, the country can become a consumer of american agroproducts. besides lack of roads in the country, where most of the people live in rural areas, shortage of hospitals in afghanistan is one of the most important challenges. furthermore, lack of medical equipment is among major crises the hospitals in afghanistan face. just like many hospitals that don't have the necessary equipment, many schools do not have the necessary infrastructure and do not have teachers. an army combat eng

about the policy of the soviet union in afghanistan, after seventy-ninth year, it must be said, that soviet union has officially stated on numerous occasions that we are ready to withdraw our troops and end the operation if the united states of america in turn stops supporting the opposition with weapons and stops supporting them through pakistan with financing, and therefore it should be said here that the soviet operation in afghanistan was more of a defensive nature and was aimed at stabilizing the region in the face of external intervention aimed at undermining the political regime in afghanistan. in 1979, the another crisis of political cooperation, irrepressible, forced intervention in the affairs of afghanistan, attempts to influence the reforms being carried out, to establish the soviet system led to the revolution and those political problems that forced the soviet union to introduce troops into afghanistan. war. the curtailment of military political cooperation, the halt of cultural exchanges and cross-border cooperation, the rise of the taliban movement, the american invas

a meeting on opportunities to strengthen afghanistan's relations with iran was held. the deputy spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs of the caretaker government of the taliban said: the participants in this meeting called for strengthening the relations between the afghan government and iran, especially the new government. according to hafez zia ahmad, the afghan government has a good interaction with iran and it is expected that it will not be in the new government. expand bilateral relations. the experts present in this meeting emphasized the religious, cultural and historical commonalities of afghanistan and iran, the government of kabul he tries to have good relations with afghanistan's neighbors. the head of the country's arbaeen headquarters announced the border divisions for the movement of doctors. border for our resident nationals. kalmche is our non-resident nationals , but other nationals of countries other than afghanistan and pakistan can also use the borders of khosravi, bashmagh and tamrchin. it is reserved for other media. it has not taken into

the soviet union withdraws its troops from afghanistan. this becomes the main event for a great country. international duty. more than half a million of our soldiers and officers were given up in the rebellious republic, there is not a single soviet soldier, officer, or warrant officer behind me, i also want to say that our soldiers, well, we need to erect monuments, probably so, 10 years of war brings terrible losses, for sure. returned home as invalids. soldiers, those who went through afghanistan hoped that they would be greeted as heroes at home, but... no one was waiting for the soldiers, the healthy could not find work, the disabled did not receive pensions for months. it was easy to recognize afghans in any city of the soviet union. a tattered field uniform, a striped vest, a panama hat, medals on their chests. you are soldiers, afghans . happy new year, dear comrades. the end of the eighties, a difficult time for the country of total deficit, essential goods and a deep economic crisis. money is depreciating, grocery shelves are emp

the people of afghanistan are not human. it's not just here. wherever you travel in afghanistan, you can see the works and crimes of the americans for 20 years. behnam yazani, sada and cima news agency, shuhdai city , badakhshan province, afghanistan. atwa's departure from the iranian border to attend the arbaeen hosseini ceremony increased by 15% compared to last year. the head of the arbaeen central headquarters, announcing this news, said that more than 91,000 foreigners traveled for the first 8 days of the month. attending the arbaeen walk , they left the borders of the country. according to mr. mirahmadi, 1172 foreigners entered iraq yesterday. the exit borders are allowed for residents of shalamcheh border and for non-residents of chazaba border. setting up a procession to welcome afghan pilgrims at the border of two qanun governor of taybad said that the procession of afghan pilgrims, especially for arbaeen hosseini, was held in a space of 1700 square meters on the border of two gharons of this city. according to mr. shirdel, using the p

the us military campaign in afghanistan became the longest war in american history. it lasted 13 years. as a result of the cross. civilians, and other sources claim that the figure is more than twice. for the population of this country, of course, the policy of the united states of america, it brought instability, conflicts. uncertainty about the future and the huge number of refugees from the region demonstrate that the steps taken to stabilize the region. by the united states did not bring any effect. the withdrawal of american troops was rapid. against this background, the confrontation between the taliban and government forces intensified. as a result , afghan president ashraf ghani fled the country. and the taliban occupied kabul and gained control over almost the entire territory of afghanistan. well, the flight of the united states to afghanistan, my first impression was that soon there will be a new war. and this is what happened in ukraine, because they needed to close this case in order to move forces to new conflicts, this concept, we need to completely ho

and nato allies from afghanistan.s three years of intense fight pressure of women turned taliban regime what the u.s. has described as a strikeer resure from women. we spoke to two afghan women inside the country about their lives today. >> once the hub of u.s. troops in afghanistan, bag gram air force base is now the taliban stage. a show of force with a band in u.s. and nato equipment in 2021, a different scene here as desperate afghans clung to airplane wings during a chaotic u.s. withdraw. this month, the taliban draped the secretes with their flags marking three years in power, missing from these scenes, afghan women who say they're being erased from public life in a wave of taliban restrictions. >> it is like being in a jail. we're calling this woman sarah to protect her identity. women in afghanistan including girls as young as 10 are now banned from attending schools and colleges, a new law passed last week states women are forbidden from looking at men they're not related to and banned from being heard in pub

afghanistan: for the sake of my sisters. woman gasps gunfire continues breaking news now — and taliban fighters have reached the afghan capital, kabul. all flights have stopped. thousands of people continue to try and get into the airport and onto a flight. women have been completelyi marginalised since the taliban have come back to power. girls after primary—school age cannot go to school. women are not able to work. female university students are being told to go back home. the taliban have been trying to stop women in the afghan capital, kabul, from protesting against the restriction of women's rights. human rights groups criticised an all—male gathering of more than 4,000 taliban leaders. girls�* education and women's rights barely rated a mention. hours after girls started arriving, the de facto authorities announced they needed to go back home. how do you erase 20 years of women's rights? they've now been left devastated by news that we've just received that secondary schools for girls will not be reopening. i've seen

i don't know if you guys know anything about afghanistan, or anybody else is from afghanistan here?'t know if sara knows anything about afghanistan. i don't know if she has been there. you have been there? well, living, studying, and working in afghanistan is totally different from uk. it's so challenging. you have to fight for your rights. because basically now, in afghanistan, girls don't have the right to go to school. i have two little sisters back in afghanistan. they cannot go to school, which is so heartbreaking for me. and that's why i'm working with this project is so exciting. what happens if girls were able to be taught at home? it's not enough. even our programme, it cannot fill the empty place of school. but we try to, you know, keep their hopes and dreams alive by this show. it's been more than two—and—a—half years since the taliban took over. sadly, schools are still closed. ..teach people, erm... but we, the bbc, decided to go ahead with the second series, which is very great news for us and for afghan girls. bye, guys! thank you! bye— bye! have a good day! so nice t

between 35 and 40 percent of afghanistan's market share is from iran. of course, this official export is also an unofficial export between iran and afghanistan. it happens that, well, that is a significant number in our country afghanistan cooperates with all the countries of the world in the economic sector. we do not consider ourselves as competitors of any country and we do not consider them as our competitors in the economic development of afghanistan. every economic event in afghanistan should be done for the benefit of the month, which also includes the issue of immigrants. also, a prosperous afghanistan independent of international aid will definitely be independent in hashim's policy making. in the first 5 months of 1403 , more than 767 million dollars worth of goods were exported from sistan baluchistan customs. the sistan balochistan customs supervisor announced this and said: most of the items exported from the customs of this area were clinker, cement, thermal coal, fruit, dates and other agricultural products. it is about a thousand kilomet

of thousands of afghan allies were still in afghanistan.hen the telemann swept through the country -- taliban swept to the country in a couple of months the evacuation conducted, u.s. forces had to be poured back in. now all the u.s. had a foothold on was that small airport. that meant to get out americans often had to make their way through taliban lines. the taliban would often turn americans away. there are instances of the taliban speeding up americans. they would beat up and kill afghans trying to escape. likely including many of our afghan allies. the more i have learned about this and the more i have talked to people who were on the ground and were there, it does seem like the taliban executing afghans trying to escape happened in larger numbers than was originally admitted to. that was the result of the decisions that were made by president biden and his inner circle in april of 2021. host: the book which you have talked about in this program, "couple -- kabul: the untold story." you mentioned talking to veterans -- lest then 10 min

they left the fort in western afghanistan. this convoy of about 250 people crossed the border qonun tayeb of khorasan razavi province enter the country and join the huge number of hosseini arbaeen pilgrims through the chazaba border. an increase of 38% in the return of foreign nationals from iran's borders compared to last year , said the head of arbaeen's central headquarters, more than 118. foreigners entered iran on the first 14 days of the month of travel after the pilgrimage of the nobles. also, 16,985 foreigners left the borders of the country to participate in the arbaeen walk. mr. mir ahmadi said: yesterday , 1357 foreigners returned from the arbaeen pilgrimage. the permitted exit borders for residents are shalamche border and for non-residents are chazaba border. this for days, afghan immigrants living in the islamic republic of iran are moving to karbala mu'ala from different cities to reach the caravan of lovers of abu abdullah al-hussein (peace be upon him). it is expected that 500,000 resident and non-resident for

follow afghanistan's under-17 football team in the second match between afghanistan and afghanistan in iran. he will travel to tajikistan in the central asia kaf nations championship. this game will be held tonight at 21:00 kabul time in dushanbe, tajikistan. afghanistan's under-17 national team in their first game in this competition. defeated kyrgyzstan with a score of 2-0. celebrating the afghanistan national futsal team that qualified for the 2024 uzbekistan world cup in a ceremony in mashhad became. the head of the afghanistan football federation said in this ceremony: this team proved to the world today that it is possible to advance to the world cup even with the least facilities. thank you. we would like to thank the iranian football federation, which we have always been in touch with, and which has always provided favorable conditions for the development of football and futsal in afghanistan, and for supporting us. very good people from mashhad, tehran and shiraz from different places, also the person responsible for organizing this ceremony said that the islamic republic of i

the soviet union is taking out troops from afghanistan. this is becoming the main event for the great country. more than half a million of our soldiers and officers have paid their international debt in the rebellious republic. there is not a single soviet soldier, officer, or warrant officer behind me, i also want to say that our soldiers, well , we need to put up monuments, probably so, 10 years of war brings terrible losses, the exact figures are not mentioned on tv, but the country's leadership knows, 1,500 people died in the democratic republic of afghanistan, almost 7.00 returned home disabled. soldiers, those who went through afghanistan hoped that they would be greeted as heroes at home, but no one was waiting for the internationalists, the healthy could not find work, the disabled did not receive pensions for months, to learn about afghanistan. the ash tree is ringing again, only the spring wind, quietly, quietly, of course, perestroika is not going easy and not painlessly, happy new year, dear comrades, the end of the eighties, a

in afghanistan, and the ritual of mourning in afghanistan is similar to other nations and countries are actually different. this book is the effort of hamzah mahmoudi afghan poets collected. the hairs of the euphrates was a response to the dislocation in the atmosphere of religious life and the discussion of traditional mourning in afghanistan. in these years, fewer afghan and native afghan poets were used in the atmosphere of religious life and discussion of mourning, and almost this trend was not followed in a professional and specialized way. it has become popular. hello, hossein habibi, hossein , hello, hossein habibi, hossein, hello, isha karbala, or hossein mola, mola hossein, you killed the diwan of the ocean of love. to investigate and deal with various issues of the fasting life of afghan journalists in iran and to see the reports broadcasted in this news section only. and join our channels in virtual space at the address of sain mohajeran 23. you can also follow more detailed news related to afghanistan and afghan doctors in iran by referring to our site at wiggc.ir. accor

well, i thinkthis _ within afghanistan? well, i think this is _ within afghanistan? think this is another disappointing reality. even though it has been three years since the taliban took over, the anti— taliban opposition is in complete disarray. they are divided along ethnic lines, they have not developed a coherent unified position among themselves. there are various groups, hundreds of different groups, hundreds of different groups, but they need to come together and they would have a stronger voice if they spoke with one voice, but that simply is not happening, so unfortunately, i think the taliban is going to be with us for a long time to come. looking at it from a us perspective, what about the tens of thousands of us allies who are still in afghanistan, who are still in afghanistan, who did not make it out and theirfamilies. who did not make it out and their families.— their families. what is their fate? i their families. what is their fate? |think_ their families. what is their fate? i think this _ their families. what is their fate? i think this is - their

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the us military campaign in afghanistan became the longest war in american history.ed 13 years. as a result of crossfire, shelling, murders, bombings and night raids on homes, according to some sources. the policy of the united states of america, it certainly brought instability, conflicts, uncertainty about the future and a huge number of refugees from the region for the population of this country demonstrates.

investing iran's largest industrial complex in afghanistan. a delegation of isfahan mubarake steel officials met with the minister of industry and trade of the taliban on a trip to kabul. board. in this meeting, irani, by providing information about the capacity of mobarakeh steel complex and its field of activities, suggested investing in the creation of a special economic zone. minerals of iran and afghanistan brought up mineral discoveries of road construction and railway. the minister of industry and trade of the taliban also emphasized in this meeting that the taliban is ready to create more improvements in the field of investment in iran. it started working under the name of afghan domestic products in takhar province of afghanistan. in this exhibition, all kinds of domestic products and handicrafts of women from four provinces of afghanistan were displayed with the aim of supporting their commercial activities. exhibition of domestic products and handicrafts of afghan women. the purpose of holding this exhibition is to promote the growt

and nato allies from afghanistan. three years of intensifying oppression of women under the taliban regime. the united nations has described it as an erasure of women from public life. we spoke to afghan women inside the country about their lives today. once the hub of u.s. troops in afghanistan, bagram airbase is now a taliban stage. a show of force with abandoned u.s. and nato equipment. in 2021, desperate people clung to airplane wings during the chaotic u.s. withdrawal. the taliban marked three years in power this week. missing from these scenes were women, who said they are being erased from public life. >> is like being in jail, but the prison is your home. >> we are protecting her identity. girls as young as 10 are banned from attending schools and colleges. a new law states that women are forbidden from looking at men they are not related to and banned from being heard in public. one woman spoke to us from an undisclosed location. >> they say the best place for women and young girls is their home >>. she refus

abaz to afghanistan. there is a canteen or cloth, there is fuel at the milkat border. also , 150 passengers who enter the milak border from afghanistan are transferred by the fleet of iran. at the mila border , travelers who come from afghanistan go to zadan, and from zadan go to nimroz afghanistan. milk border is a bridge for trade between two neighboring countries, the islamic republic of iran and afghanistan, due to the shortness of the route. mil border terminal is considered the most important economic highway in the southeast of the country, and through this border terminal, an important part of afghanistan's goods are supplied. omid mahmoudi, reporter. herman radio, the end of economic news for half a day, have a good day and god bless you. in the name and memory of god, greetings and a good time . dear viewers of the khabar channel, for the next few hours, we expect an increase in rainfall in the northern parts of our country, for the provinces of mazandaran, golestan, and to some extent areas of

afghanistan government. the second anniversary of the departure of the american forces from this country was celebrated as the 24th of asad or august, the anniversary of independence from the american occupation in different cities of afghanistan. afghanistan has made many sacrifices for this freedom . many young people were martyred and many children became orphans. afghanistan on this day, he witnessed cars and motorcyclists who showed their joy. we are very happy that it is freedom and nato is defeated. 3 years ago on august 24, while the process of withdrawal of foreign forces led by the united states of america had begun, president ashraf ghani fled the country. the taliban forces that had conquered other provinces entered kabul. in our opinion , america, which sees the unity of afghans, will never do business. trump was being carried, the people of afghanistan considered the people of palestine, including gaza, to be healthy in their happiness. in palestine, their eyes are on us, which unfortunately th

yesterday, the people of afghanistan third year. americans from this country with the title of 24 asad or the government of afghanistan, the third anniversary of the withdrawal of august troops, the year of independence from the american occupation , was celebrated in various cities, afghanistan, afghanistan has made many sacrifices for this freedom , many young people were martyred and children of august, while the withdrawal process foreign forces under the command of the united states had started from afghanistan . president ashraf ghani fled the country. taliban forces that control other provinces. having entered kabul, in our opinion, america, which sees the unity of afghans, will never do this business of attacking afghans and occupying afghanistan. may god america intervene in our country or not, he is the enemy of our religion, america, which has oppressed afghanistan for 20 years, has done justice even to our mother , who used our heads. and of course, today in afghanistan, the palestinian flag is hoisted in the air and car

the grave of the empire, how the american flight from afghanistan laid the foundation for a multipolar world, will the powers that be leave this country alone, alexey prokin investigated. hello, you are welcomed by the information service of the ntv television company. in yuliyava studios. russian aviation destroyed ukrainian equipment. infantry in the border area of ​​the kursk region. the strikes were carried out by su-34 fighters. the crew used bombs with a universal planning module, which allowed them to attack the enemy from a safe distance. crews of self-propelled howitzers akatsiya destroyed mobile armored groups of the armed forces of ukraine. artillerymen act in conjunction with reconnaissance units, which use super drones in their work. emergencies ministry operational technicians inspected one of the energy facilities. complexes of the kursk region, there they cleared 2 hectares of territory from the explosion of dangerous objects. these are mainly drone elements submunitions. civilians are being evacuated from the border areas of the kursk region, which are being shelled by

the border strip of iran and afghanistan on the outskirts of the station. the shamtiq railway was actually a proposal that i actually gave to the ministry of mines and trade of afghanistan after meeting with the economic delegation of our country to announce that they will not hesitate to cooperate with iranian investors. amod khushal is happy that iran is our neighbor. iran has a lot of experience in agriculture, mining, it has solar energy production and railway construction. we are very happy that iran wants to share its experience with us and invest in afghanistan. during its trip to kabul, the iranian delegation made proposals for investment in the mining exploration sector, including iron, road and railway construction, and the establishment of an iron ore processing plant. he presented the production of iron products and solar energy to afghan officials. the goal of afghanistan's economic officials is to increase the level of trade with iran from the current figure of about 2 billion dollars per year to 10 billion dollars. behnam from this reporter.

afghanistan. taliban are marking the third anniversary since taking power after the alster of the us lead forces from the country. the caretaker government is celebrating the day with a military parade and a speech by political deputy chief minister. abdul kabir at the bagram air base north of the capital kabul. taliban's return came almost two decades after the us and its allies invaded the landlock south asian country. that's under the pretext of decimating the taliban and algaade following 9/11 attacks in the us. the worn country continues to grapple with the deteriorating humanitarian situation at crippling us sanctions and a shortage of funds. afghanistan's neighbors are calling on the taliban to form an exclud inc'. of government to get the recognition. historian and social activist joints us from toronto, we have eric walberg, author and journalist also joining us from toronto. welcome to you both. also, i'll start with you. when you think about the way that this uh supposed handover transi

, so today is the day of freedom for afghanistan, the people will celebrate this day.t is happening in afghanistan today is closely followed by at least one ordinary american, anna corbet, her husband, ryan corbett, was detained by the taliban two years ago, according to the woman, on suspicion of anti- state activities, and has been in an afghan prison ever since. i want to ask the national security advisor what steps are being taken to free the ryans, how long will it take to return, and are they making additional efforts because ryan's life is in danger? anna demands that ryan be saved and accuses the white house of inaction, while three years later they continue to look for the scapegoat responsible for that political confusion that accompanied the exit. obama was the first to call the couple home, trump signed guarantees with the taliban in doha, but did not develop a detailed plan, biden gave the order, but did not do a good job, democrats and republicans have been throwing spears at each other for 3 years, how did it happen, how did it happen? alexey prokin, ale

this is the exit of the americans from afghanistan. americans nato.fghanistan will not let go of the american political elites for a long time, finishing off the reputation of the rulers of america with new scandals. in addition to the equipment that the americans left in afghanistan 3 years ago, in july of this year it was revealed that the state department accidentally transferred 293 million dollars to the taliban. the amount was published in the report of the special inspector general for the reconstruction of afghanistan and was intended to finance four grants. however, constantly outplaying themselves and turning the military campaign into a fars, the americans opened a window of opportunity and took advantage of the regions. but turkey moved sharply towards political independence. we saw the most important act that predetermined the further development of events in general, namely the resumption of diplomatic relations between iran and saudi arabia. afghanistan is called the grave of the empire, but the powers that be are unlikely to leave it a

no one has been harmed by afghanistan and in the future, we promise no one will be harmed from afghanistan> the situation in afghanistan remains difficult for civilians with the country's economy stagnant amid a deep human italian crisis but the situation for women and girls is particularly desperate. the taliban has imposed a gender apartheid on the country's 14 million women and girls, excluding them from almost every aspect of public life including education. since the taliban took power, the yuan reports at least one point 4 million girls have been denied access to school and in a separate human report, a survey of afghan women shows 98% of respondents felt they had limited or zero influence on decision-making in their communities. the taliban says they respect women's rights in accordance with their interpretation of afghan culture and islamic law. for more on this, we speak to an afghan human rights activist. very good to have you back on world news america. i want to start by asking you how you would describe the situation for women and girls in afghanistan right now, three years af

, does it want and desires a country to like afghanistan to be unstable? does that serve its purposes? because we country is uh mineral rich, we know that china for example um is trying to um make sure that they do excel on different industies like their mining industry, but for the us that doesn't serve its purpose does it? that's right, and i don't really think the us knows what's what it's doing now in afghanistan, its whole world order uh as my my colleague discussed this 1991 announcing the new world order. "it failed has failed miserably, i mean even at the beginning, iraq, it was still under saddam hussein quite a while before, it took the 9/11 before uh the us was able to finally invade iraq overthrow saddam hussein, but i i think it's really difficult to say anything. black or white about the us at this point, because in despite the horrors inflicted on afghanistan, it is still the only country providing $3 billion dollars provides aid to keep starving afghans alive, mind you, it confiscated the the central bank, afghanistan, central bank reserves

the soviet union withdraws its troops from afghanistan. this becomes the main event for the great country. more than half a million of our soldiers and officers have paid their international debt in the rebellious republic. there is not a single soviet soldier, officer, or warrant officer behind me, i also want to say that our soldiers, well , we need to erect monuments, probably so, 10 years of war brings terrible losses, the exact figures are not mentioned on tv, but the leadership country knows, the democratic republic of afghanistan died. 15,000 people, almost 7.00 returned home disabled. the soldiers who went through afghanistan hoped that they would be greeted as heroes at home, but no one was waiting for the internationalists, healthy people could not find work, disabled people did not receive pensions for months. it was easy to recognize afghans in any city of the soviet union. a tattered field uniform, a striped vest, a panama hat, medals on their chests. we are soldiers, afghans. at train stations, squares, and on commuter trains

in afghanistan, i rose from lieutenant to major. afghan theme for me became. the meaning of life, everything that is connected with service, flights, it is connected with afghanistan, as you know, afghanistan is highlands, high temperatures, a foreign climate, but nevertheless it is in these conditions that the maximum capabilities of both equipment and people are tested, so our crew during the entire period of military operations, and i had to carry out more than 3,000 combat sorties, in the conditions of afghanistan, we did not lose a single pilot, not a single helicopter, god, here is the order of lenin, you brought it from there from afghanistan, what did you get it for? for saving your comrades who were shot down. during one of the most powerful operations in the zardevskoe training ground, a helicopter was shot down under the control of the chief lieutenant colonel kornev's headquarters, i saw the exploding part of the helicopter, but the helicopter's cabin was broken off and was rolling into the abyss, but three crew members